School HVAC Upgrades For Energy Cost & Carbon Footprint Reduction Launch

Feb 2, 2023

Delavan, WI energy savings as a service (ESaaS) company Onsite Utility Services Capital, LLC announces turnkey energy solutions through HVAC upgrades that help schools save on their energy costs with a small monthly fee and no upfront investment.

Delavan, United States - February 2, 2023 /PressCable/

The newly announced service helps schools running on tight budgets optimize their energy efficiencies while reducing their carbon footprint. Since 1993, Onsite Utility Services Capital has been solving energy challenges for companies, facilities and institutions with ESaaS - energy savings as a service with no upfront charges. or debt

More information is available at https://onsiteutilityservices.com

Energy costs across the nation are on the rise. Companies, facilities and institutions bear an unnecessary cost burden when equipment is not running as efficiently as it should. New turnkey HVAC solutions announced by energy experts Onsite Utility Services Capital will help schools and universities of all sizes anywhere in the country bring down their expenditures without investing in new equipment.

As a nationwide ESaaS energy efficiency funding platform, Onsite Utility Services (OUS) Capital provides the resources businesses and organizations need to improve energy efficiency, water conservation, indoor air purification, and to pursue renewable energy projects. The company brings together vendors, service providers, end users and capital resources that allow businesses, institutions, and facilities to save on utility upgrades.

According to the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) energy costs are the second highest operating expense in schools and universities. A common energy offender is an outdated HVAC system. With these types of institutions in operation up to 10 hours per day, outdated and inefficient HVAC systems can consume massive amounts of energy.

By implementing energy-saving strategies from Solar Thermal Cooling to clean air through ASHRAE 62.1, schools and universities can achieve significant savings. These resources can then be directed to student services and personnel. Onsite Utility Services Capital helps officials in these institutions understand how their HVAC system functions, and how it can be optimized to save on energy costs.

The process begins with an investigation into HVAC RTUs, chillers and AHUs or Air Handling Units. Advanced chiller or RTU optimization is recognized as a proven and reliable way for school building managers to reduce operational costs. When motors, pumps, compressors and fans are all running efficiently, savings can amount to 30% - 50%. A properly maintained HVAC system will also extend the lifespan of the equipment.

An Onsite Utility Services Capital representative says, “If you’ve been putting off energy efficiency upgrades because you just don’t have the budget, Onsite Utility Services can help. Through our ESaaS program your school or university facility can receive a full energy upgrade - including services and installations - without investing any of your own capital.”

Learn more at https://onsiteutilityservices.com

Contact Info:
Name: Fritz Kreiss
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Organization: Onsite Utility Services Capital, LLC
Address: 5072 State Road 50, Delavan, WI 53115, United States
Website: https://onsiteutilityservices.com/

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